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  • In 1991, she is cast in the role of Dale in the The 10 Million Dollar Getaway.

  • She plays the part of Sam Donager in the 2004 video release of Anal Addicts 15.

  • She plays Brenda Starr in the 1996 release Angola: No Outro Lado do Tempo.

  • In 1966, Brooke Shields is cast in the role of Jade in the production of 100.000 dollari per Lassiter.

  • In 1971, she takes the role of Herself in the movie 5inui geondaldeul.

  • In 1978, Brooke Shields plays the part of Karen Spages in the feature Addio ultimo uomo.

  • In 1907, Herself in the show Adultero suo malgrado.

  • In 1977, Brooke Shields stars as Herself in the movie Adyapadam.

  • In 1985, Brooke Shields is cast in the role of Herself - Presenter: Best Actress in a Supporting Role in the release of After Winter: Sterling Brown.

  • In 1984, Brooke Shields plays Kate in the movie Alberta Bound.

  • In 2005, she is cast in the role of Herself in the production of Also sprach un mimo.

  • She plays the part of Mimi Wolverton in the 1941 show Amante segreta, L'.

  • In 2001, Brooke Shields plays Kate Fletcher in the feature Amici ahrarara.

  • In 1991, Brooke Shields is cast in the role of Tara Holden in the movie Among Good Christian Peoples.

  • Brooke Shields plays the part of Christine Shaye in the 2001 show Andres.

  • Brooke Shields plays the part of Herself/presenter in the 1980 show Angaadi.

  • In 1977, Brooke Shields plays Host in the movie Angaare.

  • For the 1944 production of Angelo del miracolo, L', Brooke Shields stars as Violet.

  • In 2002, she is cast in the role of Stevie in the show Antroposwaggen.

  • Brooke Shields is cast in the role of Skye Daley in the 1920 production of April Fool.

  • Herself in the 1945 show Arson Squad.

  • She takes the role of Janine Nielssen in the 2002 movie Asklari ege de kaldi.

  • In 1980, she plays the part of Herself in the show Auditions.

  • For the 2003 release Avalon Live in Concert: Testify to Love, Brooke Shields plays the part of Wanda Nevada.

  • She plays Buckley in the 1998 video release of Back for More.

  • In 2006, she stars as Herself in the video release of Back Shots.

  • For the 2005 release BarBoy, Betsy Tannenbaum.

  • In 2005, Brooke Shields plays Stewardess/Herself in the video Bare Naked.

  • For the 2003 release Barefoot Beauties, Emmeline.

  • For the 1958 show BBC Sunday Night Theatre: The Noble Spaniard, she plays Tilt (Brenda Louise Davenport).

  • She stars as Laura Black in the 2005 show Brautpaar auf Probe.

  • In 1926, Brooke Shields plays Herself (cameo appearance) in the movie Balaji Nimbalkar.

  • For the 1971 release of Bandhavya, Brooke Shields stars as Herself.

  • She is cast in the role of Herself in the 1982 production of Bathman dal pianeta Eros.

  • For the 1925 production of Black Hand Blues, Brooke Shields stars as Shirley.

  • For the 1910 show The Blue Horse Mine, she plays Herself.

  • In 2005, Brooke Shields plays Herself in the movie Blue Hour.

  • In 1937, she takes the role of Lily in the show Boca do Inferno.

  • Brooke Shields plays Herself in the 2006 movie Bodil Ipsen og filmen.

  • She plays Kate in the 1930 show The Boss's Orders.

  • For the 1925 release of Broadway Lady, Quentin's Daughter.

  • In 1944, she is cast in the role of Dr. Beth Taft in the movie Byeong jeongnim.

  • In 2005, Brooke Shields is cast in the role of Tita in the show Cahuenga Blvd.

  • She is cast in the role of Laura in the 1943 movie California Joe.

  • Kristin in the 1979 feature Canada Vignettes: Winter - Starting the Car.

  • In 1980, she is cast in the role of Herself - Choir Member in the feature Carmilla.

  • For the 1967 release of Cayuga Run - Hudson River Diary: Book I, she is cast in the role of Herself.

  • Brooke Shields plays the part of Susan Keane Browne in the 1995 movie Children of the Corn III.

  • In 1981, Herself - Co-Presenter: Best Foreign Language Film in the show Ci-Gisent.

  • For the 1930 show Cinema Girl, she stars as Herself.

  • In 2006, Brooke Shields plays Herself in the show Coma.

  • Brooke Shields plays the part of Herself in the 1993 show CrimeBroker.

  • In 2001, she plays Nina in the video Dark Angels: Special Edition.

  • Brooke Shields plays Herself in the 1998 show Divas Live: An Honors Concert for VH1 Save the Music.

  • She is cast in the role of Greta in the 1990 movie Czech-Mate.

  • Brooke Shields plays Cyndee Lafrance in the 1995 release of Death and a Salesman.

  • She takes the role of Herself in the 2005 feature Dinner Conversation.

  • In 1941, Anne Smythe in the show Dunungen.

  • For the 2004 video Fill Her Up 3, Brooke Shields's character is Herself.

  • Brooke Shields stars as Herself in the 2005 video release of Fill Me In.

  • Brooke Shields plays Herself in the 2005 release Fill Me in 2.

  • For the 2006 video release of Fill Me in 4, Brooke Shields plays Herself.

  • For the 2003 video release of Fill My Needs, Brooke Shields is cast in the role of Herself.

  • She plays the part of Herself in the 2007 tv series Fille du chef, La.

  • In 1935, Brooke Shields's character is Charlene Taylor in the release of Einer zuviel an Bord.

  • Brooke Shields plays the part of Herself - Performer in the 1938 movie Etchan butai.

  • She takes the role of Herself in the 1999 tv series Herzlos.

  • In 2004, she plays the part of Herself/Host in the movie The Future of Food.

  • In 2003, Brooke Shields plays the part of Horrible Harriet Hare in the feature Grandma.

  • In 1942, Brooke Shields is cast in the role of Herself in the movie Groom and Bored.

  • For the 2005 show Gymnast, Brooke Shields's character is Herself.

  • In 2008, Brooke Shields plays the part of Herself (guest performer) in the production of The Happening.

  • Brooke Shields is cast in the role of Herself in the 1979 show Hija de nadie, La.

  • For the 2001 movie Hija de O'Higgins, La, she is cast in the role of Herself.

  • Brooke Shields gets revenge on Agassi

    
    BROOKE Shields is set to give her side of the story about her marriage to the retired tennis ace.
    on 2010-03-09 04:47:51

  • Brooke Shields gets revenge on Agassi

    
    BROOKE Shields is set to give her side of the story about her marriage to the retired tennis ace.
    on 2010-03-09 04:48:00

  • Review: 'Who Do You Think You Are?' on NBC

    
    Celebrities such as Sarah Jessica Parker, Brooke Shields and Susan Sarandon trace their family roots, but any fun you'll have learning what they turn up depends on your interest in the star.
    on 2010-03-05 04:53:50

  • Review: 'Who Do You Think You Are?' on NBC

    
    Celebrities such as Sarah Jessica Parker, Brooke Shields and Susan Sarandon trace their family roots, but any fun you'll have learning what they turn up depends on your interest in the star.
    on 2010-03-05 04:53:40

  • Lisa Kudrow Traces Celeb Family Trees on 'Who Do You Think You Are?'

    
    Lisa Kudrow takes six celebrities -- Matthew Broderick, Spike Lee, Sarah Jessica Parker, Susan Sarandon, Brooke Shields and Emmitt Smith -- on a journey to discover their roots in the new NBC reality series "Who Do You Think You Are?" Lisa first
    on 2010-03-02 04:47:26

  • Brooke Shields' Family Plan

    
    Brooke Shields wants more children.The 44-year-old actress - who has two daughters, Rowan, six, and three-year-old Grier, with husband Chris Henchy - is hoping to expand her family further in the near future but is worried time is running out.She said: "I
    on 2010-02-27 04:48:33

  • Demi Moore: Donna Karan Darling

    
    Getting a dose of next season’s fashion trends, Demi Moore was spotted front row at Donna Karan’s Fall 2010 Collection Fashion Show in New York City on Monday (February 15). The brunette beauty looked to be enjoying herself as she sat in be
    on 2010-02-16 04:50:18

  • Brooke Shields' Taxes -- A Little Nicolas Cagey

    
    Filed under: Celebrity Justice, Exclusives It appears Brooke Shields has a little something in common with Nic Cage -- the actress is accused of stiffing the IRS out of more than $10,000. According to a federal tax lien filed on December 31, 2009 -- the s
    on 2010-01-19 04:48:48

  • Brooke Shields Waiting For Resurrection

    
    Brooke Shields expected Michael Jackson to jump out of his coffin at his memorial service.The actress fought hard to contain her grief when she gave an emotional speech at the public event held at the Los Angeles Staples Center to commemorate the late 'Th
    on 2010-01-13 04:48:33

  • Shields 'Fantasised' About Jackson Coffin Concert At Tribute

    
    Brooke Shields was shaking throughout her moving speech at Michael Jackson's memorial - because she imagined the tragic superstar would jump out of his coffin and perform a concert.The actress, who dated Jackson in her teens, was one of the many celebriti
    on 2010-01-13 04:48:22

  • Video: Brooke Shields & Vanessa Williams Talk Fashion!

    
    ET was with Brooke Shields and Vanessa Williams at their O magazine photo shoot, where the beauties discuss their fashion highlights and faux pas. Brooke and Vanessa, who delve into their fashion diaries as part of an O magazine article called "Comin
    on 2010-01-13 04:47:12

  • Brooke Shields Gets 'Skanky' on 'The Middle'

    
    Brooke Shields goes trashy -- sporting a mullet, a tattoo, a cold sore and drinking beer -- but it's all in fun for an episode of "The Middle," in which she plays Frankie's (Patricia Heaton) tacky neighbor. "I met her a long time ago in an
    on 2010-01-04 04:46:12

  • VIDEO: Stars Dish on Their Must-Have Beauty Items

    
    Brooke Shields and others open their makeup bags to reveal their beauty arsenal
    on 2009-12-07 04:45:58

  • Olsen Twins Pay Tribute to Tim Burton

    
    Teaming up for a sisterly night on the town, Mary Kate and Ashley Olsen turned up for a tribute to Tim Burton at The Museum of Modern Art in New York City on Tuesday night (November 17). The former “Full House” stars both brought their uniq
    on 2009-11-18 04:49:04

  • Suicidal Mother Brooke Shields

    
    Brooke Shields contemplated suicide when she first became a mother.The actress - who has two daughters, Rowan, six, and three-year-old Grier, with husband Chris Henchy - suffered from severe post-natal depression and didn't think her life was worth carryi
    on 2009-11-18 04:48:29

  • Brooke Shields on Sarah Palin Postpartum Depression Speculation

    
    Actress Brooke Shields was honored for her work with depression advocacy at the Hope for Depression Research Foundation New York Seminar and Luncheon on Monday -- and we asked the star whether she thought former vice presidential candidate Sarah Pali
    on 2009-11-17 04:49:02

  • Agassi 'i Shouldn't Have Married Shields'

    
    Tennis ace Andre Agassi has opened up about his failed marriage to actressmodel Brooke Shields a decade after their divorce - insisting the pair should never have wed. Agassi confesses they were a terrible match, but blames himself for theill-fated union
    on 2009-11-15 04:47:16

  • Shields' Controversial Childhood Snap Replaced

    
    A controversial nude portrait of Brooke Shields as a child has been replaced in a U.K. gallery by a photo of the actress sporting a bikini.Exhibition organisers at the Tate Modern in London removed artist Richard Prince's image earlier this month (Oct09)
    on 2009-10-19 04:48:01

  • Tate Modern replaces nude image of Brooke Shields (AP)

    
    AP - Britain's Tate Modern museum has replaced a nude image of 10-year-old Brooke Shields with a photograph of the actress as an adult.
    on 2009-10-15 04:45:04

  • Tate Modern replaces nude image of Brooke Shields (AP)

    
    AP - Britain's Tate Modern museum has replaced a nude image of 10-year-old Brooke Shields with a photograph of the actress as an adult.
    on 2009-10-15 04:45:12

  • Tate replaces nude Shields photo

    
    A nude photo of actress Brooke Shields aged 10 is replaced by a picture of the star as an adult at the Tate Modern following a police probe.
    on 2009-10-15 04:48:06

  • Brooke Shields In Plane Crash

    
    Brooke Shields is "fine" after being involved in a plane crash.The 44-year-old actress and actor Jim Belushi had landed at a private airport in Hearst Castle, California, on Friday (02.10.09) when the plane collided with a parked Sports Utility Vehicle (S
    on 2009-10-08 04:49:04

  • Shields and Belushi unharmed in plane mishap

    
    With comedy stars like Brooke Shields and Jim Belushi aboard, even a plane landing can be funny.
    on 2009-10-07 04:48:17

  • Brooke Shields and Jim Belushi Unharmed in Airplane Mishap

    
    A Cessna carrying the stars ran into an SUV after landing, but no one was hurt
    on 2009-10-07 04:47:06

  • 'Obscene' Brooke shielded from public

    
    ONE of Britain's most prestigious art galleries has removed a nude photo of actress Brooke Shields as a child.
    on 2009-10-01 04:48:29

  • 'Obscene' Brooke shielded from public

    
    ONE of Britain's most prestigious art galleries has removed a nude photo of actress Brooke Shields as a child.
    on 2009-10-01 04:48:15

  • Tate pulls nude child star image

    
    A nude photo of actress Brooke Shields aged 10 is removed from a Tate Modern exhibition following a police probe.
    on 2009-10-01 04:47:54

  • Exhibit featuring nude photo of 10-year-old Brooke Shields sparks outrage

    
    An exhibition at the Tate Modern will feature a photograph of a nude ten-year-old Brooke Shields alongside sexually explicit pop art - a decision akin to rolling out a welcome mat for perverts, outraged critics charge.
    on 2009-10-01 04:47:01

  • Brooke Shields? ?Furry Vengeance?

    
    Keeping busy with her upcoming movie, Brooke Shields was spotted grabbing some coffee before heading to work earlier today (August 12) in Boston, Massachusetts. The “Lipstick Jungle” actress looked cute in a knee-length skirt, white top, je
    on 2009-08-13 04:49:53

  • Rivers -- Brooke Shields Exploited Jacko's Death

    
    Filed under: Celebrity Feuds, Michael JacksonTMZ.com: Joan Rivers is calling out Brooke Shields for her weepy speech at Michael Jackson's memorial saying it was less about remembering her "dearest friend" and more about getting some serious "face time."F
    on 2009-08-05 04:49:41
  • http://people.aol.com/people/articles/0,19736,1170244,00.html Katie Holmes and Tom Cruise "joyously welcomed the arrival of a baby girl, Suri, today," Cruise's rep said in a statement after PEOPLE first broke the news Tuesday afternoon. "The child weighed 7 pounds, 7 ounces and was 20 inches in length. Both mother and daughter are doing well." Suri was born in an L.A.-area hospital - just down the hall from where Brooke Shields gave birth to her daughter Grier on the same day. The birth went so smoothly that Holmes left the hospital within 24 hours. Holmes, Cruise and baby Suri are back home now and doing well. Suri "has lots and lots of dark hair and big, blue eyes," says a source close to Holmes's family. "She's going to be a beautiful baby." Adds Cruise's friend Kirstie Alley: "Tom does everything 150 percent, and fatherhood he does 300 percent. They're going to have a great kid." The name Suri has its origins in Hebrew meaning "princess," or in Persian meaning "red rose." Last October, barely six months into their romance, an ecstatic Cruise and Holmes revealed that they were expectant parents. Cruise, 43, and Holmes, 27, had made no secret of their desire to start a family together: When asked by PEOPLE last June if they were planning to have children, Holmes smiled and said simply, "Yes." Friends of the Toledo, Ohio-bred Holmes called her perfectly suited to her upcoming role. "She almost seems born for motherhood," said Oliver Hudson, actress Kate Hudson's brother and an old pal who costarred with Holmes in Dawson's Creek. "She's a nurturer. She's got mother qualities a lot of girls her age don't have." Cruise, meanwhile, is "a great dad already," according to his pal, actress Leah Remini. He has two children from his marriage to Nicole Kidman: Isabella, 13, and Connor, 11, whom Cruise and Kidman adopted as infants. Remini told PEOPLE that both kids are "so cool...You can sit and talk to them about life." As for marriage, Cruise and Holmes plan to tie the knot soon, Cruise said on the German TV program Wetten, dass..? on April 1. "In summer we want to get married. I won't let this woman get away." Immediately ahead for the new dad: the May 5 release of Mission: Impossible 3. Holmes stars in the recently released satirical film about Washington politics, Thank You for Smoking.
  • in article mKn1g.47228$%w.44408@fe70.usenetserver.com, Major ChrisB at cgbrannigan-remove-@ntlworld.com wrote on 4/19/06 2:51 AM: > news:xKe1g.5379$wK1.234289@news20.bellglobal.com... > baby on Tuesday. Yeah, that was sorta scary. Is it too cruel to hope Katie has major post partum depression? > really can't believe she's got mixed up in all this scientologist bullshit > and I really wouldn't be suprised if she mysteriously vanishes or has a car > accident in the next couple of years and Cruise gets to keep the baby...or > eat the baby or something....
  • > I find it hilarious that tom Cruise arch rival Brooke Shields also had > a baby on Tuesday. > really can't believe she's got mixed up in all this scientologist > bullshit and I really wouldn't be suprised if she mysteriously > vanishes or has a car accident in the next couple of years and Cruise > gets to keep the baby...or eat the baby or something.... I thought the same thing when I read the articles! VERY ironic...I must say.
  • http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/blogs/sfgate/indexd?blogid=7 Playboy Hits Back at Alba American men's magazine Playboy has fired back at Jessica Alba's claims they implied she had posed naked by placing her on their front cover, insisting many A-list stars have graced the page without appearing nude in the publication. The screen beauty's lawyers sent Playboy a threatening letter last month after the mag published an promotional image of a bikini-clad Alba from her 2005 movie "Into the Blue" on the front of its March issue. Alba claims the choice of front cover insinuates she appears nude or semi-nude in the magazine. She said, "Playboy has violated my personal rights and blatantly misled the public, who might think I had given them permission to put me on their cover when I didn't." However, Playboy insist they placed her on the cover because she won a readers poll as being the "sexiest star of the year" and she is among other stars who grace the cover, but do not pose naked. Playboy spokeswoman Lauren Malone says, "Many celebrities have appeared on the cover of Playboy, but not nude, including Claudia Schiffer, Paris Hilton, Goldie Hawn, Raquel Welch, Barbra Streisand, Brooke Shields and Donald Trump."
  • Doesn't he though? His lifestyle may have taken a dive. Jai Maharaj http://www.mantra.com/jai Om Shanti In article , "harmony" posted: > Dr. Jai Maharaj posted: > educational > not > current > are > article. > Title > included > information
  • lately he looks like he is need of vitamins. wrote in message news:20051217dIoBo0177ogVqu@WnoO... > Report: Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise schooled in Scientology at desert compound > Saturday, December 17, 2005 > nurtured at a secretive Southern California desert > compound that catered to his needs around the clock, it > was reported Saturday. > Brooke Shields for taking antidepressants, the Hollywood > superstar undertook intensive study and counseling at the > compound in the late 1980s and early 1990s, current and > former Scientologists told the Los Angeles Times. > facilities, including those in Hollywood, Calif., and > Clearwater, Fla. But much of his time was spent at the > compound 90 miles east of Los Angeles, the Times reported > on its Web site. Behind the guarded gates of the 500-acre > compound near Hemet, Cruise had a personal supervisor to > oversee his studies in a private course room, ex-members > said. > all, except for Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman'>Nicole Kidman during that > period," said Bruce Hines, who left Scientology in 2001 > after three decades in the church. > (Sans Reproache) > entailed. > good shrink! > (Proud parent of a tanker! (Charlie Mike, son)) > ;)PaMom > (I am not ready to fly my freak flag...) > (Al-Queda can recruit on college campuses but the US > military can't!) > Mission Impossible. > (shaking my head ping) > for 80 years prior to Scientology taking it over. I spent > many New Years eve where Scientology have their so called > "compound." > Hubbard moved that tax invasion Scientology crap there. > (Sans Reproache) > decades. At least he finally got a life! > ("No empire collapses because of technical reasons. > They collapse because they are unnatural.") > (OMGIIHIHOIIC ping list) > (I am not ready to fly my freak flag...) > (Sans Reproache) > OT8. I may be biased because I'm a pilot and I can't > believe anyone could learn to fly a 747 and still be so > dumb. But I think Travolta doesn't buy into any of the > nonsense; he just told them some things during the early > levels that he can't have exposed and basically has a > business deal with them such that he pretends to believe > (and pays for the privilege) and they don't tell his > secrets. > to actually buy the sci-fi lunacy they offer. I think > he's prepping to take the quarter-million-dollar cruise > and reach the highest level...at which point he can > COMMAND YOUR MIND. Or...not. $cientology, IMO, is > actually science. Like Barnum said, there's one born > every minute, and the Clams have a highly evolved > scientific process designed to extract the maximum > possible money from the dumbest possible people. > (Nothing in the above post is or should be construed > as legal research, analysis, or advice.) > in an omniscient and omnipotent deity. > control and tithes of their adherents, unless and until > someone starts asking why their omnipotent and omniscient > God requires their cash donation. > ("The French are revolting." Some phrases are true on > so many levels, it's mystical!) > End of forwarded messages > http://www.mantra.com/jai > Om Shanti > http://www.mantra.com/holocaust > http://www.hindu.org > http://www.hindunet.org > http://www.flex.com/~jai/satyamevajayate > peace, but a sword. > "For I am come to set a man at variance against his father, and the > daughter against her mother, and the daughter in law against her mother in > law. > "And a man's foes shall be they of his own household. > - Matthew 10:34-36. educational > purposes of research and open discussion. The contents of this post may not > have been authored by, and do not necessarily represent the opinion of the > poster. 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  • On Mon, 19 Dec 2005 05:00:00 +1100, "Rick in Oz" wrote: >http://jam.canoe.ca/Movies/2005/12/17/1357933-ap.html >secretive southern California desert compound that catered to his needs >around the clock, it was reported Saturday. >taking antidepressants, the Hollywood superstar participated in intensive >study and counselling at the compound in the late 1980s and early 1990s, >current and former Scientologists told the Los Angeles Times newspaper. > A lot of this was already reportedi n the article in Radar magazine, which I personally thought was a much better article. JAH Net Crimes & Misdemeanors - Just $10 www.netcrimes.net/order.html www.haltabuse.org www.netcrimes.net/netcrimesblog.html
  • Rick in Oz wrote: > http://jam.canoe.ca/Movies/2005/12/17/1357933-ap.html > secretive southern California desert compound that catered to his needs > around the clock, it was reported Saturday. > taking antidepressants, the Hollywood superstar participated in intensive > study and counselling at the compound in the late 1980s and early 1990s, > current and former Scientologists told the Los Angeles Times newspaper. > in Hollywood, Calif., and Clearwater, Fla. But much of his time was spent at > the compound 145 kilometres east of Los Angeles, the Times reported on its > website. > a personal supervisor to oversee his studies in a private course room, > ex-members said. > Cruise and Nicole Kidman during that period," said Bruce Hines, who left > Scientology in 2001 after three decades in the church. > helicopter, the Times said, citing ex-Scientologists who claimed they saw > him there. > Cruise had a special staff to prepare his meals, do his laundry and handle > other tasks around the clock. > of wildflowers in which Cruise and Kidman could romp, alleged Maureen > Bolstad, a former Scientologist who said she was at the base for 17 years. > said such accounts were fabricated by "apostates." > 1990 mudslide, he said. > has performed virtually all of his religious training elsewhere, Rinder > said. > into expanding the facility, which is on the site of a dilapidated Gilman > Hot Springs resort the church purchased nearly 30 years ago. > offices and an empty, multimillion-dollar mansion former members contend was > built for the eventual return of Scientology founder L. Ron Hubbard, who > died in 1986. > walls. Security includes, a barbed-wired perimeter, video cameras and motion > sensors, ex-members said. > life's problems can be achieved through one-on-one counselling called > auditing, during which members' responses are monitored on an "e-meter," > similar to a polygraph. > actor had embarked on one of the church's highest levels of training, OT VII > for Operating Thetan VII. ....And here's their double secret site: http://www.freenewmexican.com/news/35633.html By Richard Leiby The Washington Post | November 29, 2005 Secret flying-saucer base found in New Mexico? Maybe. From the state that gave us Roswell, the epicenter of UFO lore since 1947, comes a report from an Albuquerque TV station about its discovery of strange landscape markings in the remote desert. They're etched in New Mexico's barren northern reaches, resemble crop circles and are recognizable only from a high altitude. Also, they are directly connected to the Church of Scientology. The church tried to persuade station KRQE not to air its report last week about the aerial signposts marking a Scientology compound that includes a huge vault "built into a mountainside," the station said on its Web site. The tunnel was constructed to protect the works of L. Ron Hubbard, the late science-fiction writer who founded the church in the 1950s. The archiving project, which the church has acknowledged, includes engraving Hubbard's writings on stainless-steel tablets and encasing them in titanium capsules. It is overseen by a Scientology corporation called the Church of Spiritual Technology. Based in Los Angeles, the corporation dispatched an official named Jane McNairn and an attorney to visit the TV station in an effort to squelch the story, KRQE news director Michelle Donaldson said. The church offered a tour of the underground facility if KRQE would kill the piece, the station said in its newscast . Scientology also called KRQE's owner, Emmis Communications , and "sought the help of a powerful New Mexican lawmaker" to lobby against airing the piece, the station reported on its Web site. McNairn did not respond to messages requesting comment ; an employee said that McNairn was traveling last week, and that no one else from the church would be able to comment. What do the markings mean? For starters, the interlocking circles and diamonds match the logo of the Church of Spiritual Technology, which had the vault constructed in a mesa in the late 1980s. The $2.5 million construction job was done by Denman and Associates of Santa Fe, but company Vice President Sally Butler said of the circles, "If there is anything like that out there, it had nothing to do with us." Perhaps the signs are just a proud expression of the Scientology brand. But there are other, more intriguing theories. Former Scientologists familiar with Hubbard's teachings on reincarnation say the symbol marks a "return point" so loyal staff members know where they can find the founder's works when they travel here in the future from other places in the universe. "As a lifetime staff member, you sign a billion-year contract. It's not just symbolic," said Bruce Hines of Denver, who spent 30 years in Scientology but is now critical of it. "You know you are coming back and you will defend the movement no matter what. ... The fact that they would etch this into the desert to be seen from space, it fits into the whole ideology." Scientology traces most of mankind's woes to an evil alien lord named Xenu, a galactic holocaust perpetrated 75 million years ago and the field of psychiatry. (The latter is a particular concern, as all of America now knows, of movie star Tom Cruise.) The church maintains two other vaults in California to preserve Hubbard's materials and words, according to Hines and another longtime staff member who also quit a couple of years ago, Chuck Beatty of Pittsburgh. "The whole purpose of putting these teachings in the underground vaults was expressly so that in the event that everything gets wiped out somehow, someone would be willing to locate them and they would still be there," said Beatty, who spent 28 years in Scientology. Some loyalists are tasked specifically with the "super-duper confidential" job of coming back to Earth in the far-off future, he added. The billion-year contracts are signed by members of what Hubbard, a Navy lieutenant in World War II, called the church's Sea Organization . The motto of that cadre, according to Beatty and Hines, who said they were both members, is "We come back." The New Mexico site is about a 21 /2-hour drive east of Santa Fe, near the small town of Trementina in San Miguel County. The contents of the vault itself are not secret - they were shown in 1998 on ABC News' 20/20. Other religions preserve their sacred texts. Nothing strange there. Scientology leaders apparently just don't want to misplace theirs, and maybe this is why somebody put the giant circles on the scrubland. Because there's nothing worse than arriving from deep space, and not knowing where to park.
  • http://www.latimes.com/business/la-fi-scientology18dec18,0,2963052.story?coll=la-home-headlines At Inland Base, Scientologists Trained Top Gun a.. Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise studied intensively at the remote compound near Hemet while becoming a passionate messenger for the church. By Claire Hoffman and Kim Christensen, Times Staff Writers GILMAN HOT SPRINGS, Calif. — Nearly 30 years ago, the Church of Scientology bought a dilapidated and bankrupt resort here and turned the erstwhile haven for Hollywood moguls and starlets into a retreat for L. Ron Hubbard, the science fiction writer who founded the religion. Today, the out-of-the-way 500-acre compound near Hemet has quietly grown into one of Scientology's major bases of operation, with thriving video and recording studios, elaborate offices and a multimillion-dollar mansion that former members say was built for the eventual return of "LRH," who died in 1986. Like the previous owners, the church also has used the property as a sanctuary for its own stable of stars. It is here, ex-members say, that Hollywood's most bankable actor, Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise, was assiduously courted for the cause by Scientology's most powerful leader, David Miscavige. Scientology has long recruited Hollywood luminaries. But the close friendship of these two men for nearly 20 years and their mutual devotion to Hubbard help explain Cruise's transformation from just another celebrity adherent into the public face of the church. The bond between the star and his spiritual leader was evident last year when the two traded effusive words and crisp salutes at a Scientology gala in England. Calling Cruise "the most dedicated Scientologist I know," Miscavige presented him with the church's first Freedom Medal of Valor. "Thank you for your trust, thank you for your confidence in me," Cruise replied, according to Scientology's Impact magazine. "I have never met a more competent, a more intelligent, a more tolerant, a more compassionate being outside of what I have experienced from LRH. And I've met the leaders of leaders. I've met them all." Founded in 1954, Scientology is a religion without a deity. It teaches that "spiritual release and freedom" from life's problems can be achieved through one-on-one counseling called auditing, during which members' responses are monitored on an "e-meter," similar to a polygraph. This process, along with a series of training courses, can cost Scientologists many tens of thousands of dollars. As Scientology's highest-ranking figure, Miscavige, 45, has found in Cruise, 43, not just a fervent and famous believer but an effective messenger whose passion the church has harnessed to help fuel its worldwide growth. "Across 90 nations, 5,000 people hear his word of Scientology — every hour," International Scientology News proclaimed last year. "Every minute of every hour someone reaches for LRH technology … simply because they know Tom Cruise is a Scientologist." Cruise and Miscavige declined requests for interviews. A Scientology spokesman, Mike Rinder, called them the "best of friends," men who've achieved great success through "their force of personality and their drive to excel." At the same time that Cruise's increasingly vocal advocacy of Scientology has drawn attention to his faith, it has collided with his career. While promoting "War of the Worlds" this year, the film's director, Steven Spielberg, grew concerned that Cruise was talking too little about the movie and too much about Scientology and his wide-eyed-in-love fiancee, Katie Holmes, who turns 27 today. Their romance generated even more buzz when Holmes was seen in the nearly constant company of Jessica Rodriguez, who is from a prominent family of Scientologists. Holmes, who said after becoming engaged to Cruise that she was embracing Scientology, described Rodriguez as a close friend, though she was widely seen as a church-appointed companion. Unlike Holmes' embrace of the church, Cruise's is not new. Long before he sprang onto Oprah's couch, jabbed an accusing finger at "Today" show co-anchor Matt Lauer and blasted Brooke Shields for taking antidepressants, Cruise undertook intensive Scientology study and counseling at the church's compound, according to current and former Scientologists. The vast majority of Scientologists train at the church's better-known facilities, including those in Hollywood and Clearwater, Fla. Cruise also has trained at those locations, but for much of his studies in the late 1980s and early 1990s, he headed to Gilman Hot Springs. He stayed for weeks at a time, arriving by car or helicopter, according to ex-Scientologists who saw him there on repeated occasions. The former resort, 90 miles east of Los Angeles, was an ideal place for Cruise to get out of the spotlight while focusing on his Scientology training, ex-members say. Described by ex-members as the church's international nerve center, the property is largely concealed from outsiders by tall hedges and high walls. The complex's barbed-wired perimeter and driveways are monitored by video cameras, and motion sensors are placed around the property to detect intruders, ex-members say. Some also remember a perch high in the hills, dubbed "Eagle," where staffers with telescopes jotted down license plate numbers of any vehicle that lingered too long near the compound. Behind the compound's guarded gates, Cruise had a personal supervisor to oversee his studies in a private course room, ex-members say. He was unique among celebrities in the amount of time he spent at the base. Others visited, they said, but only Cruise took up temporary residence. "I was there for eight years and nobody stayed long at all, except for Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman during that period," said Bruce Hines, who clashed with Miscavige and left Scientology in 2001 after three decades in the group. He said he once provided spiritual counseling to the actress before she and Cruise divorced. Kidman, who had taken Scientology courses, has largely remained silent about the group in recent years. While at the complex, Cruise stayed in a renovated bungalow near a golf course on the property. "It was sort of like an upscale country place," said Karen Schless Pressley, a former Scientology "image officer," whose duties included interior design and creating military-style uniforms for Scientology staffers. While hardly palatial, the guest digs where Cruise stayed were luxurious compared with the drab apartments in Hemet, where Schless Pressley and hundreds of other base staffers lived, with few amenities and almost no privacy. She said she and her ex-husband shared a two-bedroom unit with another couple and were not allowed to make personal phone calls. Schless Pressley said she left the church because of what she alleged were invasions of members' privacy and other deprivations — a claim church officials say is unfounded. At the same time, she and other former members say, Miscavige was seeing to Cruise's every need, assigning a special staff to prepare his meals, do his laundry and handle a variety of other tasks, some of which required around-the-clock work. Maureen Bolstad, who was at the base for 17 years and left after a falling-out with the church, recalled a rainy night 15 years ago when a couple of dozen Scientologists scrambled to deal with "an all-hands situation" that kept them working through dawn. The emergency, she said: planting a meadow of wildflowers for Cruise to romp through with his new love, Kidman. "We were told that we needed to plant a field and that it was to help Tom impress Nicole," said Bolstad, who said she spent the night pulling up sod so the ground could be seeded in the morning. The flowers eventually bloomed, Bolstad said, "but for some mysterious reason it wasn't considered acceptable by Mr. Miscavige. So the project was rejected and they redid it." Other ex-members say it wasn't the only time that Miscavige put them to work to please Cruise. Miscavige, a firearms enthusiast, introduced Cruise to skeet shooting at the compound, according to an ex-member who said the actor was so grateful that he sent an automated clay-pigeon launcher to replace an older, hand-pulled model. With Cruise due to return in a few days, Miscavige again ordered all hands on deck, this time to renovate the base's skeet range, the ex-member said. Dozens worked around the clock for three days "just so Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise would be impressed," the ex-member said. Rinder, head of Scientology International's Office of Special Affairs, said such accounts were fabricated by "apostates," members who had abandoned the religion. He said he knew nothing about the skeet range incident. The wildflower planting never occurred and might be a confused version of repairs done after a 1990 mudslide, he said, adding that he couldn't account for ex-members' detailed recollections, including those of Bolstad, whom he specifically described as not credible. "I don't know exactly how to explain every one of these bizarro stories that you hear," he said. Rinder also disputed the contention by numerous ex-members that Cruise's stays at the facility were exceptional, saying that many celebrity Scientologists had stayed there. Cruise has made no extended visits to the complex since the early 1990s and has done 95% of his religious training elsewhere, Rinder said. Miscavige, he said, spends only a fraction of his time there and divides the rest of his time among offices in Los Angeles, Clearwater and Britain. He also stays aboard the Freewinds, Scientology's 440-foot ship based in Curacao in the Caribbean, Rinder said. However, voter registration records list the Gilman Hot Springs complex as Miscavige's residence since the early 1990s and as recently as the 2004 general election. Rinder said the church leader simply had not updated his registration. Miscavige's wife, father, stepmother and siblings also have resided at the complex, according to voting records and interviews. The base has changed significantly in the years since Cruise spent long days in intensive training, from which he would occasionally take time out to ride dirt bikes or go sky diving with Miscavige, ex-members said. For years, the property has been home to Golden Era Productions, where Scientologists work around the clock producing videos, audio recordings and e-meters, to be sold to church members. Rinder said nearly all of the members at Golden Era have signed billion-year contracts to serve the church. Since 1998, the church has poured at least $45 million into expanding the facility and has bought dozens of nearby homes and vacant lots, public records show. The additions include an $18.5-million, 45,000-square-foot management building with a wing of offices for Miscavige. The most striking building is a mansion that sits on a hill — uninhabited. Dubbed "Bonnie View," ex-members say, it was built for the church founder, who died in secrecy on a ranch near San Luis Obispo amid a federal tax investigation that was dropped after his death. The mansion has a lap pool and a movie theater and was completed in 2000 at a cost of nearly $9.4 million, property records show. "It's high-end beautiful but not ostentatious," decorated with Craftsman furniture, and draperies and other items that were designed to be changed with the seasons, Schless Pressley said. Former members say they were told the mansion was built for Hubbard's return. "The whole theory of that house was that before Hubbard died in 1986, David Miscavige told us, Hubbard told him he was going to come back and make himself visible within 13 years," Schless Pressley said. The mansion, Rinder said, is merely a museum that contains most of Hubbard's belongings. "It's preserved because the life of L. Ron Hubbard'>L. Ron Hubbard is extremely important to Scientologists," he said. Miscavige, who spent his teenage years as one of Hubbard's cadre of young aides, rose to the head of Scientology after the founder's death. Little known outside the organization, Miscavige in the early 1990s succeeded in gaining tax-exempt status for the church after he and another Scientology official personally approached the commissioner of the Internal Revenue Service to negotiate a settlement. As chairman of the board of the Religious Technology Center, which holds the lucrative rights to the Scientology and Dianetics trademarks, he is the church's ultimate authority — and is treated as such. Miscavige's living quarters and offices in renovated bungalows were modest compared with Bonnie View but reflected his taste for the best of the best, including state-of-the-art audio and visual equipment, said ex-members who viewed the accommodations. "He's about five-seven, and everything was built in proportion to his body size," Schless Pressley said. "And everything was the best. You know how everybody has a pen cup on his desk? His pen cup had about 20 Montblanc pens in it." Shelly Britt, who joined Scientology at 17, said she was at the base for nearly 20 years before leaving the church in 2002. She said she worked directly with Miscavige much of that time. She recalled a Beverly Hills tailor visiting to measure Miscavige for his suits, and said moldings of his feet were taken and sent to London for custom-made shoes. "His lifestyle so far exceeds anyone else's. He had his own personal staff to handle his food and his room and his clothes and his ironing and his dogs," she said. "His uniforms were specially tailored, and he had, like, Egyptian cotton shirts, special pants, special shoes, special everything. And it was all of the highest quality." Although Hines, Britt and other ex-members describe Miscavige as extremely demanding of those under his command, they say he treated Cruise "like a king." Among other things, Britt said, Miscavige and his wife attended the star's 1990 wedding to Kidman in Colorado and then followed up with frequent gifts. "They don't do that for every celebrity," she said. "I remember one time I had to go pick up one of those big fancy picnic baskets and china and silver and take it out to Burbank to Tom's pilot. I even took pictures of it so Dave and his wife could see I took it out to the plane." Rinder said that Cruise was treated no differently from other members and that his highly public support of Scientology came straight from his heart. "It's a reflection of his own decisions and personal conviction," Rinder said. The church's belief in the power of celebrity to promote Scientology dates to its earliest days when, in 1955, the church issued "Project Celebrity," a call to arms for Scientologists to recruit show business "quarry" such as Walt Disney, Liberace and Greta Garbo to help expand the religion's reach. Although the church failed to enlist those famous figures, it has been successful in attracting many others in addition to Cruise, including John Travolta, Kirstie Alley, Juliette Lewis, Isaac Hayes, Anne Archer, Jenna Elfman, Beck and Chick Corea. More than any other celebrity, Cruise has helped fuel the growth of the church, which claims a worldwide membership of 10 million and in the last two years has opened major centers in South Africa, Russia, Britain and Venezuela. Cruise joined Miscavige last year for the opening of a church in Madrid. In his own spiritual life, Cruise has continued to climb the "Bridge to Total Freedom," Scientology's path to enlightenment. International Scientology News, a church magazine, reported last year that the actor had embarked on one of the highest levels of training, "OT VII" — for Operating Thetan VII. At these higher levels — and at a potential cost of hundreds of thousands of dollars — Scientologists learn Hubbard's secret theory of human suffering, which he traces to a galactic battle waged 75 million years ago by an evil tyrant named Xenu. According to court documents made public by The Times in the 1980s, Hubbard espoused the belief that Xenu captured the souls, or thetans, of enemies and electronically implanted false concepts in them to keep them confused about his dirty work. The goal of these advanced courses is to become aware of the trauma and free of its effects. At Cruise's high level of training, ex-members say, devotees also are charged with actively spreading the organization's less secretive beliefs and advancing its crusades, including Hubbard's deep disdain for psychiatry, a profession that once dismissed his teachings as quackery. "When you hear Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise talking about psychiatrists and drugs," said one prominent former Scientologist who knows Cruise, "you are hearing from the grave the voice of L. Ron Hubbard'>L. Ron Hubbard speaking."
  • http://jam.canoe.ca/Movies/2005/12/17/1357933-ap.html Cruise was indoctrinated in Scientology at secret compound: report LOS ANGELES (AP) - Tom Cruise's faith in Scientology was nurtured at a secretive southern California desert compound that catered to his needs around the clock, it was reported Saturday. Long before Cruise sprang onto Oprah's couch or blasted Brooke Shields for taking antidepressants, the Hollywood superstar participated in intensive study and counselling at the compound in the late 1980s and early 1990s, current and former Scientologists told the Los Angeles Times newspaper. Cruise also trained at the church's better-known facilities, including those in Hollywood, Calif., and Clearwater, Fla. But much of his time was spent at the compound 145 kilometres east of Los Angeles, the Times reported on its website. Behind the guarded gates of the 200-hectare compound near Hemet, Cruise had a personal supervisor to oversee his studies in a private course room, ex-members said. "I was there for eight years and nobody stayed long at all, except for Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman during that period," said Bruce Hines, who left Scientology in 2001 after three decades in the church. Cruise stayed at the resort for weeks at a time, arriving by car or helicopter, the Times said, citing ex-Scientologists who claimed they saw him there. Ex-church members contend while staying in a bungalow near a golf course, Cruise had a special staff to prepare his meals, do his laundry and handle other tasks around the clock. Fifteen years ago, two-dozen members worked through dawn to plant a meadow of wildflowers in which Cruise and Kidman could romp, alleged Maureen Bolstad, a former Scientologist who said she was at the base for 17 years. Cruise declined a request for an interview, the newspaper said. Mike Rinder, head of Scientology International's Office of Special Affairs, said such accounts were fabricated by "apostates." The wildflower planting might be a confused version of repairs done after a 1990 mudslide, he said. Cruise has made no extended visits to the complex since the early 1990s and has performed virtually all of his religious training elsewhere, Rinder said. Public records show since 1998, Scientology has poured at least $45 million into expanding the facility, which is on the site of a dilapidated Gilman Hot Springs resort the church purchased nearly 30 years ago. It has quietly grown to include video and recording studios, elaborate offices and an empty, multimillion-dollar mansion former members contend was built for the eventual return of Scientology founder L. Ron Hubbard, who died in 1986. However, Rinder said it is simply a museum containing Hubbard's belongings. The property is largely concealed from outsiders by tall hedges and high walls. Security includes, a barbed-wired perimeter, video cameras and motion sensors, ex-members said. Founded in 1954, Scientology teaches "spiritual release and freedom" from life's problems can be achieved through one-on-one counselling called auditing, during which members' responses are monitored on an "e-meter," similar to a polygraph. International Scientology News, a church magazine, reported last year the actor had embarked on one of the church's highest levels of training, OT VII for Operating Thetan VII.
  • http://www.imdb.com/news/wenn/2005-12-15/ Author Slams Cruise's Stance on Psychiatry Hollywood star Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise has come under attack from best-selling author Patricia Cornwell - she believes his controversial stance on psychiatry is putting lives at risk. The American crime novelist is convinced Cruise's outspoken support of Scientology could cause a catastrophe when one of his young fans decides to follow his advice and refuse to take their medication. Scientology preaches mental illness is imaginary and psychiatric drugs are only prescribed to suppress people. Cornwell says, "There are misconceptions about psychology, especially when people out there like Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise says there's no evidence of chemical imbalance and psychiatric disorders. There's going to be some girl or boy who worships this megastar, who decides, 'I'm not going to take my anti-depressants because Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise said I don't need drugs.'" War Of The Worlds star Cruise became embroiled in a heated exchange with actress Brooke Shields earlier this year, after he criticized her for taking anti-depressants when she was diagnosed with post-partum depression.
  • NY POST...PAGE 6 TOM Cruise will make a rare personal appearance tonight at the Tribeca Rooftop to raise money for a controversial Church of Scientology program that claims to be healing firefighters and rescue workers who breathed toxic smoke on 9/11. Cruise is a co-founder of the New York Rescue Workers Detoxification Project, and declares, "More than 500 individuals have recovered health and job fitness through this project - but for thousands more, the passage of time is only bringing more suffering. The strain on their lives, their families and their careers is tremendous." Tickets starting at $6,250 get you face time and a picture with Cruise, plus dinner and dancing to the Alex Donner Orchestra. No word on whether pregnant Katie Holmes will be by his side. "It will be a night you will never forget," a mailing from Cruise promises. However, doctors say the "purification rundown" dreamed up by science fiction writer and Scientology founder L. Ron Hubbard is worthless quackery consisting of sauna sweating, ingestion of cooking oil and large doses of niacin. And the program could even be harmful, because Cruise and company advise everyone to stop taking their preion medications or using inhalers, just as he criticized Brooke Shields for taking anti-depressants to relieve her postpartum depression. "If our doctors are prescribing medication, and they are saying 'don't take it,' that's a problem for us," Deputy Fire Commissioner Frank Gribbon told PAGE SIX. Gribbon said Dr. David Prezant, the department's deputy chief medical officer, withdrew support for the Scientologist treatment because "he is not pleased when patients are advised to disobey doctors' orders. That's where he drew the line." Rick Ross, who covers Scientology on his cultnews.com Web site, said, "Science has proven there is no basis for Hubbard's purification rundown. It simply doesn't work. But it's not about what can be proven, it's about what Tom Cruise believes." The Scientologists opened a clinic near the World Trade Center site and gave it an official-sounding name, Downtown Medical. But Ross said, "They used the firemen like so many props. They treat the firemen for free and charge other people $5,200."
  • x-no-archive: yes "Rick in Oz" wrote in message news:t_Gdf.531$%Q2.17320@nnrp1.ozemail.com.au... > http://www.femalefirst.co.uk/celebrity/71462004.htm > November 12, 2005, 8:01:55 > present for his birthday when they dated in the 1980s - a life-sized > mannequin modelled on her. ADEL > ROOTSTEIN to create her likeness for the THRILLER star. > weeks out of her busy schedule for the figure to be made. > Managing director MICHAEL SOUTHGATE recalls, "I presumed it was because > Brooke was launching jeans. > like to talk to them. I surround myself with people I want to be my friends. > And I can do that with mannequins." Pedo pan was all excited to hear she wanted to give him a mannequin -- until he found out it would be of an adult woman and not one of his choosing.
  • http://www.femalefirst.co.uk/entertainment/96642004.htm Ellen De Generes Hands Out Free Petrol To Rita Victims September 30, 2005, 8:22:11 GENEROUS DeGENERES PUMPS UP HOUSTON Generous chat show host ELLEN DeGENERES brought smiles to the faces of Houston, Texas locals hit by the weekend's (24-26SEP05) Hurricane Rita - by handing out free gas (petrol). DeGeneres flew a production assistant to Houston yesterday (28SEP05) to serve up free fuel to motorists stopping at the city's Fuel Depot garage between 5pm and 7pm. DeGeneres insists the gas venture wasn't dreamed up for her show - she has been personally affected by the devastation left by the late summer (05) hurricanes. She says, "Like thousands of others, I have family members who've been personally affected by this hurricane. I want to do anything I can to help." Meanwhile, a Hurricane Relief Fun she set up has raised $7 million (£3.9 million). In other charity news HOUSEWIVES STARS BUILD HOUSES FOR CHARITY DESPERATE HOUSEWIVES stars DOUG SAVANT and JESSE METCALFE were up before dawn yesterday (28SEP05) helping to build homes in Burbank, California The stars of the hit US TV show were among the celebrity volunteers helping erect homes for charity Habitat For Humanity. While the actors were banging and sawing in California, JESSICA ALBA, CYNTHIA NIXON and BROOKE SHIELDS were on hand in New York for another Habitat For Humanity building project. The celebrities who take time out to help build the new homes for the homeless families, who work alongside them, are being asked to sign the walls they put up.
  • Marty Rathbun deRothschild wrote: > Jon Bon Jovi: Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise Has "Lost It," He "Courts Celebrity For The > Sake Of It"... The preceeding posting was not posted by Marty Rathbun de Rothschild but by notorious forger Garry Scarff from Hollywood, California. Complain to this ISP Earthlink and the authorities and read about the lawless man here: http://groups.google.com/groups?q=3DGarry%20Scarff&hl=3Den&lr=3D&sa=3DN&tab= =3Dwg > The rocker claims the heartthrob star "courts celebrity for the sake of > it" and he believes Tom's fianc=E9e Katie Holmes'>Katie Holmes is feeding off of his > star status. > court celebrity for the sake of it. > "You won't ever catch me jumping up and down on Oprah going on about > how I love this woman. > also hot out at hotel heiress Paris Hilton saying she is "famous for > being infamous" > then the people who should be getting the attention, people like Bob > Dylan, aren't It's sad" "These people claim they hate the intrusion > that fame brings but then they bring it on themselves by having huge > entourages wherever they go, attracting attention to themselves" > ------------------------------------------------------------------------- > weapon of mass destruction. > ------------------------------------------------------------------------- > Tom is the evil GAY sex freak > ------------------------------------------------------------------------- > Although I think articles like this are a waste of time, I hate Tom > Cruise, so bring it on! > -------------------------------------------------------------------------- > More celebrities and high profile individuals should join in "outing" > colleagues that are over the edge. > ------------------------------------------------------------------------- > Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise has a hard on for himself. > -------------------------------------------------------------------------- > Jon Bon Who???? > ------------------------------------------------------------------------- > if you don't have something nice to say, don't say it at all :) > -------------------------------------------------------------------------- > Does ANYONE care? > -------------------------------------------------------------------------- > #1 - who cares what Jon bon Jovi thinks & #2 whatever happened to the > "actor" Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise. Now he just seems to be a caricature. > -------------------------------------------------------------------------- > We've known he's been insane for a long time. Who in thier right mind > would have divorced Nic Kidman? But I never thought he was dangerous > insane, like this sound. > -------------------------------------------------------------------------- > I like all the people acting like "who cares" "this isn't > newsworthy"... um your on a website called Huffingtonpost.. created may > 9th... this year... lol. 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I think Matt Lauer > agrees. > -------------------------------------------------------------------------- > It was just a matter of time before one of these guys threw down the > gloves. This feud has been going on for too long now. Cruise has taken > the high road so far, never mentioning Jon Bon Jovi, ever. But I guess > trying to imagine a world where there's peace between JBJ and TC is to > languish in a kind of childlike naivete' . > to knock some sense into these feuding superstars. In the meantime, > watch out. 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L RON HUBBARD > -------------------------------------------------------------------------- > I will take the pink bunny any day, I think it's a riot. > ...I think he needs a shrink also! > -------------------------------------------------------------------------- > Great timing, Jon....Bon Jovi's new album is in stories on Tuesday!! > Tom is a NUT!! > ------------------------------------------------------------------------- > Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise is monumental ego manic and fudge packer to boot. > -------------------------------------------------------------------------- > Oh ya, Bon Jovi's new song "Have A Nice Day" sucks. If that's the best > song on that album, then Jon should go back to obscurity. Have a nice > day? How 70's and dumb. > -------------------------------------------------------------------------- > he is not crazy. he is having a big time midlife crisis... like dating > a girl 15 years younger than him. agree he needs a shrink > -------------------------------------------------------------------------- > Jon Bon Jovi is criticizing Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>
  • Marty Rathbun deRothschild wrote: > September 20, 2005 The preceeding posting was not posted by Marty Rathbun de Rothschild but by notorious forger Garry Scarff from Hollywood, California. Complain to this ISP Earthlink and the authorities and read about the lawless man here: http://groups.google.com/groups?q=Garry%20Scarff&hl=en&lr=&sa=N&tab=wg > absurd shenanigans (love that word) of idiotic z-lister celebrities. > That said, recently, it has been hard to escape the deluge of tabloid > inches concerning one particular media-whore: Tom Cruise. > monkey. But now it seems that young Thomas has gone stark raving mad. > Jumping up and down on Oprah's couch like a demented simian and hoofing > an actress about 15 years his junior who is cheerfully becoming just as > deluded as he is. > depression and openly starts peddling the insane rantings of L. Ron > Hubbard - the charlatan that brought us Scientology - surely the most > ridiculous, idiotic cult since, well, since Christianity probably. It > seems we just can't get away from this inane, grinning spanner. > is peddling a dangerous, brain-washing cult based on the rantings of a > failed science-fiction writer. And we've had enough.
  • September 20, 2005 Tom Cruise is an annoying fuckwit (allegedly) Normally here on blather we wouldn't lower ourselves to discussing the absurd shenanigans (love that word) of idiotic z-lister celebrities. That said, recently, it has been hard to escape the deluge of tabloid inches concerning one particular media-whore: Tom Cruise. Up until now, it's been relatively easy to ignore this cretinous monkey. But now it seems that young Thomas has gone stark raving mad. Jumping up and down on Oprah's couch like a demented simian and hoofing an actress about 15 years his junior who is cheerfully becoming just as deluded as he is. Then he tells Brooke Shields where to get off with her post-natal depression and openly starts peddling the insane rantings of L. Ron Hubbard - the charlatan that brought us Scientology - surely the most ridiculous, idiotic cult since, well, since Christianity probably. It seems we just can't get away from this inane, grinning spanner. Normally we wouldn't care less about such a individual, but this twat is peddling a dangerous, brain-washing cult based on the rantings of a failed science-fiction writer. And we've had enough. Tom Cruise: kindly put a fucking sock in it. http://www.blather.net/zeitgeist/archives/2005/09/tom_cruise_is_a.html
  • Jon Bon Jovi: Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise Has "Lost It," He "Courts Celebrity For The Sake Of It"... Posted September 19, 2005 03:46 PM Jon Bon Jovi has slammed Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise, saying the actor has "lost it". The rocker claims the heartthrob star "courts celebrity for the sake of it" and he believes Tom's fianc=E9e Katie Holmes'>Katie Holmes is feeding off of his star status. The rocker told Britain's Daily Telegraph newspaper: "Some people just court celebrity for the sake of it. People like Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise. He was always a great actor, but I think the man's lost it. "You won't ever catch me jumping up and down on Oprah going on about how I love this woman. And then others start feeding off it. Suddenly Katie Holmes'>Katie Holmes is on the cover of magazines" The handsome singer also hot out at hotel heiress Paris Hilton saying she is "famous for being infamous" He said: "Another one is Paris Hilton Famous for being infamous And then the people who should be getting the attention, people like Bob Dylan, aren't It's sad" "These people claim they hate the intrusion that fame brings but then they bring it on themselves by having huge entourages wherever they go, attracting attention to themselves" ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Posted Comments From Readers: umm. yeah, tom cruise, woohoo...this is bushes fault...ummm...tom is no weapon of mass destruction. Posted by: ben dover on September 19, 2005 at 04:38pm ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Tom is the evil GAY sex freak Posted by: The Christian Right on September 19, 2005 at 04:50pm ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Although I think articles like this are a waste of time, I hate Tom Cruise, so bring it on! Posted by: Jules on September 19, 2005 at 05:03pm -------------------------------------------------------------------------- More celebrities and high profile individuals should join in "outing" colleagues that are over the edge. Posted by: Dr. Deborah Serani on September 19, 2005 at 05:08pm ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise has a hard on for himself. Posted by: on September 19, 2005 at 05:13pm -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Jon Bon Who???? Posted by: Alan Smithee on September 19, 2005 at 05:18pm ------------------------------------------------------------------------- if you don't have something nice to say, don't say it at all :) Posted by: jimmy on September 19, 2005 at 05:47pm -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Does ANYONE care? Posted by: Lu on September 19, 2005 at 06:42pm -------------------------------------------------------------------------- #1 - who cares what Jon bon Jovi thinks & #2 whatever happened to the "actor" Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise. Now he just seems to be a caricature. Posted by: lulu on September 19, 2005 at 06:44pm -------------------------------------------------------------------------- We've known he's been insane for a long time. Who in thier right mind would have divorced Nic Kidman? But I never thought he was dangerous insane, like this sound. Posted by: on September 19, 2005 at 06:47pm -------------------------------------------------------------------------- I like all the people acting like "who cares" "this isn't newsworthy"... um your on a website called Huffingtonpost.. created may 9th... this year... lol. Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise is a microcosm of America... turn away from science and turn toward cultish religion. http://www.thoughtsoft.blogspot.com Posted by: Thomas on September 19, 2005 at 06:55pm -------------------------------------------------------------------------- I'm working hard to figure out which story has more global importance, this one, or the story about the giant pink bunny. Posted by: roberta on September 19, 2005 at 07:07pm ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Brooke Shields thinks Tom cruise needs a shrink. I think Matt Lauer agrees. Posted by: Bob K on September 19, 2005 at 07:20pm -------------------------------------------------------------------------- It was just a matter of time before one of these guys threw down the gloves. This feud has been going on for too long now. Cruise has taken the high road so far, never mentioning Jon Bon Jovi, ever. But I guess trying to imagine a world where there's peace between JBJ and TC is to languish in a kind of childlike naivete' . It may take a national tragedy, like this terrible Vince Neil injury, to knock some sense into these feuding superstars. In the meantime, watch out. I don't think we've heard the last of this one! Posted by: Number One Fan on September 19, 2005 at 07:26pm -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise deluded himself into believing that he is intelligent. The truth is, he is dumber than a fence post. And that pales in comparison to his level of ignorance, but not his level of narcissism. Posted by: danial jones on September 19, 2005 at 07:59pm -------------------------------------------------------------------------- "Best way to make a million dollars, start a religion." L RON HUBBARD Posted by: Johnny.I. on September 19, 2005 at 08:38pm -------------------------------------------------------------------------- I will take the pink bunny any day, I think it's a riot. Tommy Cruise, I used to like him, but like Bon Jovi & Brooke Shields .=2E.I think he needs a shrink also! At any rate, he should have married Rebecca! Posted by: P. Edward Murray on September 19, 2005 at 09:15pm -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Great timing, Jon....Bon Jovi's new album is in stories on Tuesday!! Tom is a NUT!! Posted by: Susan on September 19, 2005 at 09:58pm ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise is monumental ego manic and fudge packer to boot. Posted by: neilerik on September 19, 2005 at 10:40pm -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Oh ya, Bon Jovi's new song "Have A Nice Day" sucks. If that's the best song on that album, then Jon should go back to obscurity. Have a nice day? How 70's and dumb. Posted by: neilerik on September 19, 2005 at 10:45pm -------------------------------------------------------------------------- he is not crazy. he is having a big time midlife crisis... like dating a girl 15 years younger than him. agree he needs a shrink Posted by: katieH on September 20, 2005 at 12:16am -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Jon Bon Jovi is criticizing Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise for 'courting celebrity'??!!! Jesus MUST be on the way!! Posted by: Blutus on September 20, 2005 at 12:17am -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Most cons will defend Scientologists just like most cons fall for scams like Amway. Cons are uneducated and easily brainwashed. If only these imbeciles could think for themselves. Posted by: Cons Are Downright DUMB on September 20, 2005 at 12:22am ------------------------------------------------------------------------- tom cruise desperately needs a boyfriend. Posted by: evan-genital on September 20, 2005 at 12:38am -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Hey Bon Jovi, who are you, eh? Some old washed up rocker, that's what I say. "The rocker told Britain's Daily Telegraph newspaper: "Some people just court celebrity for the sake of it. People like Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise." Bon Jovi telling Tom that he is a publicity hound! The kettle is calling the pot black. Posted by: Mick Jagger on September 20, 2005 at 01:39am -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Well, I am glad that JBJ said something, because in spite of everything, I think the reaction to Cruise's comments has been a bit tame. I think what is wrong with Tom is what's wrong with Michael Jackson and Bush: They haven't been around anyone who disagrees with them in a LONG time. They have no sense of reality because those around them reflect the same arbitrary version of reality they want to see. I agreed with Cruise's comment in one way: this nation is way over-medicated, that is absolutely true. However, his blasting of psychiatry, calling it a pseudoscience while (and this is so hilarious) basing his argument on scientology's "science" was embarrassingly ironic. His criticism of Brooke Shields earned him my contempt and -for what is worth- my financial support of his work. I think it took a lot of guts for Ms. Shields to come out and talk about post-partum depression and be honest about what she went through. If Tom has never bore a child, then he has no fucking idea of what a woman goes through. In fact, I don't think he has any idea of the problems everyday people go through. I wonder what Tom would feel if he's stuck, like my mother was, as a single parent raising four children an working 10 hour days, six days a week. Maybe he'd have told her to go run five miles! This is what happens when people start believing all the hype around them. Good for JBJ. Posted by: Fernando on September 20, 2005 at 01:57am -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Correction: That was supposed to read "He LOST my financial support for his work"... I think Tom should try working and living like everyday people for a while. A movie super star telling a depressive person how to "get over it" is almost as funny as a celibate man telling me how to coduct my sex life. Posted by: Fernando on September 20, 2005 at 02:04am -------------------------------------------------------------------------- I agree with you Fernando, these folks are so used to "yes men" that they wouldn't know the truth if the emperor was butt naked:) I'd like to see Tom pop out a kid and rely on "meditation" to relieve the pain. What a jackass! Posted by: margie on September 20, 2005 at 02:29am -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise for president! Karl Rove could keep him 'on mesage'. And he could actually remember his lines, look presdiential, and..... and.... pronounce NUCLEAR correctly. ok, so he has made some dumb past decisions. deny deny deny look at the bright side: no known substance abuse problem, never been permanently AWOL, and no history of scholastic misconduct. We can sell this guy, hire him, then elect him. if all else fails, rerun that ballot box software in Ohio, again. hehe Posted by: truth sayer on September 20, 2005 at 03:07am -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ok, ok. i can't spell message or presidential. at least i can pronounce nuclear correctly. Posted by: truth sayer on September 20, 2005 at 03:10am -------------------------------------------------------------------------- It is widely known among people in the business that Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise has been quite crazy for years, and gay for probably longer than that. The only difference now is that previously he had one of the best and most disciplined managers in Hollywood to keep the madness from public view, although he was slightly less successful at keeping the gayness from public view. Posted by: Blue Nomad on September 20, 2005 at 05:15am -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Two has-been prissy boys in celebrity public catfight.Love to see these two in a no-rules cage fight. You know your career is in the shitter when Jon Bon Jovi can take a shot at you. Posted by: adam on September 20, 2005 at 07:21am -------------------------------------------------------------------------- You all are glib. Also, according to Steve Martin, you can easily become a millionaire by doing the following: First, get a million dollars..... Posted by: Mark S on September 20, 2005 at 08:34am -------------------------------------------------------------------------- all of hollywood is managed. it's the 'illusion' people work at maintaining. they are just people (stars) with many types of problems (and lots of money). tom's sister replaced a strong manager he once had who managed to sit on tom regularly...keeping his vulnerabilities out of the spotlight as much as possible...but he was replaced by a sister who isn't part of the hollywood management machine. the only reason I responded to this topic is because feel that we sometimes forget that all this 'hollywood' stuff is a game...an industry...a money-making machine...and people are part-product, part-advertisement, part-artist...in the bigger picture. Tom is Tom...with more freedom to expose himself now since his mgr. probably can't say NO. Heck, most stars are half a bubble off anyway, right? I find it odd that one speaks for another, like 'he lost it' as if he really knew him. People who do know Tom say he is the same...without a defensive guardian...a/k/a publicist/mgr. Posted by: beentheredonethat on September 20, 2005 at 03:18pm --------------------------------------------------------------------------
  • Posted 9/14/2005 9:54 PM Washed-up stars saturate reality TV By William Keck, USA TODAY Who will be the next big reality star? It could be Mr. T or one of the Love Boat crew. Ever since 2002, when then-fading rock star Ozzy Osbourne invited MTV cameras into his family home and became a national obsession, many of the formerly famous have had an invitation for another 15 minutes - and then some. Summer TV was full of them, and a current wave is going strong on VH1, including Tommy Lee Goes to College, with the Motley Crue drummer on campus (Friday, 10 p.m. ET/PT); Rock School (Friday, 10:30 p.m. ET/PT), with Kiss' Gene Simmons taking over a class of classical music students; My Fair Brady (Sundays 9:30 p.m. ET/PT), with Brady Bunch (and Surreal Life 4) vet Chris Knight; and Breaking Bonaduce (Sundays 10 p.m. ET/PT) with Partridge Family star Danny. And on Tuesday, summer's most successful celeb reality show gets a 90-minute encore with Dancing with the Stars: Dance-off (ABC, 8:30 p.m. ET/PT) as John O'Hurley and Kelly Monaco square off again. And after that? More. In March, TV Land will launch Living in TV Land, a series based on a 2004 special that chronicled a day at the racetrack with Eight Is Enough pop Dick Van Patten. The roster of "day in the life of" stars includes The Brady Bunch's Barry Williams pitching at Dodger Stadium and Batman's Adam West fly-fishing in Idaho. Additional play dates are being planned for Sherman Helmsley (The Jeffersons), William Shatner (Star Trek), Davy Jones (The Monkeys), Fred Willard and classic TV moms for a special Mother's Day installment. Sal Maniaci, TV Land's vice president of development and production, also is developing Back to Work with ..., in which casts of ensemble shows find employment at real-life versions of the workplaces where their old shows were set. One scenario in the works: The Love Boat cast goes back to work on a real cruise ship. TV Land is also in discussions for a second season of Chasing Farrah, with Farrah Fawcett. There also are star-centric shows being developed by the likes of Tom Arnold and the soon-to-be-incarcerated Lil' Kim. Jack Osbourne's people are shopping to U.S. markets his new British reality TV adventure show called Jack Osbourne: Adrenaline Junkie. There's another round of Dancing with the Stars coming on ABC. VH1 picked up I'm a Celebrity But I Wanna Be a Pop Star after NBC dropped it. Fox is recruiting famous singing wannabes for a celebrity edition of American Idol. And such reality-show repeat offenders as Surreal Life's Dave Coulier (Full House), Celebrity Boxing's Todd Bridges (Diff'rent Strokes), I'm a Celebrity, Get Me Out of Here's Bruce Jenner and American Juniors judge Deborah Gibson will attempt triple Salchows on Fox's Skating with Celebrities. All this on top of at least three more editions of Surreal Life, a third round of Celebrity Fit Club and a second helping of (Hulk) Hogan Knows Best on VH1. With so many shows in the works and stars shopping their own shows, competition for former celebs has become fierce. Reality king Mark Burnett abandoned plans for a celebrity edition of his Survivor franchise when he was unable to assemble a respectably famous cast who were willing to be castaways. And Mr. T turned down an invitation to The Surreal Life house, preferring to develop his solo show. "The pond is getting pretty well fished, and booking (someone fresh) is getting harder and harder," acknowledges Michael Hirschorn, vice president of programming and production at VH1. About the only kind of celebrity who wouldn't cut it these days, he says, is "somebody who is just depressing." Producer Mark Cronin, who is casting the top-secret sixth edition of his Surreal Life, says there are certain celebrities he does avoid. "It's not enough to be a household-name icon if you don't have a great personality to back it up," he says. "And we want to find people who there is still some level of curiosity about." He cites Kato Kaelin as one to skip, because "he's a little too sad." Out of necessity, Cronin often has had to round out his casts with "survivors" of past reality shows. Trishelle Cannatella has made a career of appearing on reality TV. Her gig on 2002's Real World: Las Vegas led to two editions of Real World/Road Rules Challenge, Surreal Life 2, Celebrity Poker Showdown, Kill Reality and, currently, co-hosting duties on Battle of the Network Reality Stars (Bravo, Wednesdays, 9 p.m. ET/PT). Producers of VH1's Celebrity Fit Club, which will return for a third season, face an even tougher casting problem. Their pool of possibilities is limited to the out-of-shape - then there's the obstacle of delicately persuading them to agree to weekly weigh-ins on national TV. Hirschorn says this requires a "sensitive approach and generally happens through agents and managers." Former 227 sitcom star Jack=E9e Harry turned down the show's first edition believing she "wasn't fat enough." But after watching the show, she signed on. The 100-day experience, she says, changed her life. "I wasn't feeling so good. Now I feel better." She is not the only second-chance star to slowly warm up to the idea of being on a reality show. In 2001, Knight had sold his successful software company and was looking to break back into showbiz. He was approached to battle Bonaduce on Fox's Celebrity Boxing in 2002, but balked. Then Knight was offered the second edition of Surreal Life and turned it down. In 2003, he finally agreed to get in shape in front of the cameras for the Discovery Health Channel's Celebrity Body Challenge. That gave him the confidence to go shirtless for The Surreal Life 4, where he fell in love with America's Next Top Model winner Adrianne Curry, with whom he appears in My Fair Brady. But with reality's success and apparent permanent place in the TV landscape, the genre's status has changed. Cronin remembers that when he first launched The Surreal Life, which places former stars together under one roof, on WB in 2003, "Reality television was the dirtiest, most horrible thing you could possibly get involved with." But now, "It's done great things for lots of people, including Donald Trump. (Former celebs) can show the world there's more to them than the label they've been given. And work leads to other work." With the dearth of successful sitcoms, Cronin says, the question for many celebs has gone from "Do I want to do reality?" to "Which reality show do I do?" The current cast of VH1's The Surreal Life (Sundays 9 p.m. ET/PT) includes Bronson Pinchot, who played Balki on the 1986-93 sitcom Perfect Strangers. After focusing for years on stage work, he reluctantly came to realize that, "if reality shows are a permanent fixture in showbiz, I might have to see if I can do it." Comedian Kathy Griffin, a veteran of the Brooke Shields sitcom Suddenly Susan who stripped down to her bathing suit on 2003's Celebrity Mole: Hawaii, says several failed auditions for the roles of "wives to fat, bald husbands" on sitcoms persuaded her to poke fun at her low-fame wattage in her own Bravo reality show, Kathy Griffin: My Life on the D-List, which recently concluded its run. "I truly feel that I have a better chance of being funny as myself than I would saying, 'Oh, honey,' to Jim Belushi on According to Jim." Actor Ron Palillo, Welcome Back, Kotter's Arnold Horshack, long absent from TV, welcomes almost any reality opportunity. He was lined up for the next edition of Celebrity Boot Camp, but the show was canceled. And he refuses to even discuss his "biggest embarrassment": fighting former Saved By the Bell child star Dustin "Screech" Diamond on 2002's Celebrity Boxing. "I thought reality was going to go the way of punk rock, but it didn't," he says. "To me it's sort of like the Romans watching the Christians being fed to the lions." Even the prospect of doing something humiliating isn't much of an obstacle anymore. "Celebrities are willing to do almost anything in public that they used to do only in private," Hirschorn says. It was the paycheck, Griffin admits, that was the lure of Celebrity Mole. "The only reason was for the money," she says. "Each contestant got $25,000 and a really fancy trip to Hawaii. Every day you lasted, you got another five grand." Griffin ended up winning the competition and collecting a cool $233,000, which she used to remodel her home as a story line on her D-List show. "It was humiliating," she says, "but I didn't care."
  • Skipper wrote: > In article , > bubba gump wrote: > Oprah has a long-standing lesbian relationship with her producer Gale. > Don't you find it a little bit interesting that Travolta and Cruise > seem to be continuous darlings of talk shows headed by lesbians like > Rosie, Ellen, etc.? > those kids, and when Cruise mouthed off to Matt "You're Glib" Lauer > about the Brooke Shields situation, Rosie shot back at him. > ratings of her show (other than that episode and for a week after) will > go through the bottom of the floor. As a life-long fundanmentalist Christian, I personally hate scientology and think it's a cult, but I have so much respect for Oprah that if she became a scientologist, I would convert in a heartbeat.
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  • Former child model (since the age of 1) "discovered" for movies by director Louis Malle, who cast her as a barely pubescent prostitute in his Pretty Baby (1978). Although Malle (and Shields' zealous stage mother, Teri Shields) claimed that Brooke's nude scenes were handled tastefully, a naked 13-year-old was a bit daunting for many fundamentalist and anti-pornography groups, who caused much commotion and generated free publicity with their protests. Shields (whose first movie had actually been 1977's Alice, Sweet Alice worked feverishly over the next couple of years, appearing in King of the Gypsies, Tilt (both 1978), Wanda Nevada, Just You and Me, Kid (both 1979), Endless Love (1981) and, most visibly, in the execrable The Blue Lagoon (1980), a tale of two young children, stranded on a desert island, who discover love and sex (without parental guidance). Although she was by that time one of the biggest celebrities in America, Shields took a four-year sabbatical from pictures to attend Princeton. Her subsequent films have been, for the most part, ghastly, and while Shields is a lovely young woman who tries very hard, she's never become much of an actress. Other credits include Sahara (1984), The Muppets Take Manhattan (1984, cameo), Wet Gold (1984 telefilm), Speed Zone! (1989, cameo), Backstreet Dreams (1990), and Brenda Starr (1992, filmed in 1986).
  • "People think of me as a mannequin, all show and no substance."
  • "I'm always amazed W_hen people assume things about me - that foul language must upset me, or someone's being gay must upset me. They think, 'O-o-oh, she's the most celebrated virgin.' And really, I was surrounded by such an eclectic group of people my whole life."
  • "Smoking kills. If you're killed, you've lost a very important part of your life."
  • "I'm so naive about finances. Once W_hen my mother mentioned an amount and I realized I didn't understand, she had to explain: 'That's like three Mercedes.' Then I understood."
  • Brooke's joking comment on her TV commercials for jeans: "If my jeans could talk, I'd be ruined."
  • While promoting the film Pretty Baby, 12-year old Brooke was asked, "What does good in bed mean?" Brooke cheekily replied; "When I'm sick and stay home from school watching TV and my mom brings me soup - that's good in bed."
  • Daughter Rowan Francis.
  • 15 May 2003: Brooke and Chris welcomed their first child, a daughter, at a Manhattan, New York hospital.
  • Attended and graduated from Dwight Englewood High school, in Englewood New Jersey, along with Mira Sorvino.
  • At the age of fifteen, Shields became the youngest model ever to grace the cover of Cosmopolitan.
  • Appeared on the cover of American Vogue thirteen times between 1980 and 1987. She made her first cover appearance at the age of fourteen.
  • Was paid $1 million in 1981 to endorse Wella Balsam shampoo.
  • Appeared as one of the children in the flashback schoolroom scene in "Annie Hall" (1977) though her footage was cut out of the finished film.
  • For her role in THE BLUE LAGOON (1980), Shields became the first ever "Winner" of a Worst Actress RAZZIE Award. She went on to "win" several more RAZZIES, and in 2000 was nominated as Worst Actress of the Century.
  • Appeared on the cover of the book "Helene" by John Bowers. Ballantine Books, 1976. ISBN 0-345-24906-2-150
  • Appeared on the cover of the book "I Love Ice Cream" by Carolyn Vosburg Hall. Doubleday, 1976. ISBN 0-385-11266-1
  • Brooke's legal birthname is Brooke Christa Shields. Her birth certificate was reproduced in both the 1978 and 1982 editions of "The Brooke Book." It is a widely misheld, and often reported, misconception that her birthname is Christa Brooke Shields.
  • Is a vegetarian.
  • On 25 February 1997 she and Agassi filed suit against The National Enquirer claiming it printed "false and fabricated" statements about them and sought damages. The October 8, 1996 Enquirer headline read: "Brooke Shields...Suddenly on Top of the World...Therapy Ends the Nightmare of Pill-Popping, Binge-Eating and Tears;" the October 29 story, headlined "Brooke Wedding Disaster, Agassi Explodes," claimed that Agassi "lashed into" Brooke, Agassi and Teri "tangled like wildcats," Teri demanded a prenup, and Brooke "threatened" to derail the wedding. The case was dismissed.
  • Brooke's first college choice was Harvard. But mom Teri demanded the school accept Brooke BEFORE she applied for admission. It declined, and Brooke ultimately went to Princeton.
  • Her great-grandmother, Elsie Moore, was the sister of Glenn Close's grandfather.
  • Her grandmother, Marina Torlonia, was an Italian aristocrat, and through her Brooke can claim descent from Henri IV, King of France, Lucrezia Borgia, and Honore I, Prince of Monaco, among others.
  • Between the years of 1980 and 1985, she appeared on more than 250 magazine covers internationally.
  • In 1981, the New Jersey-based music group The Jitters released a single titled "All the girls want to look like Brooke Shields", which was a minor alternative radio hit.
  • The music group Blondie's 1978 album "Parallel Lines" contains the song "Pretty Baby," written about Brooke Shields.
  • Appeared on the cover of the 1977 album "Magic is a Child" by the progressive rock group Necktar.
  • Dated Michael Jackson
  • Chosen as one of the most intriguing people of the year by People Magazine. [1978]
  • Chosen as one of the most intriguing people of the year by People Magazine. [1980]
  • Chosen as one of the most intriguing people of the year by People Magazine. [1996]
  • Chosen as one of the 50 most beautiful people in the world by People Magazine. [1996]
  • Chosen as one of the 50 most beautiful people in the world by People Magazine. [2000]
  • New Jersey accountant Mark Ronald Bailey, 42, pleaded no contest to stalking and terrorizing her and was ordered to undergo counseling and psychological evaluations, after prosecutors claimed he sent more than 100 cards and letters to her over the last 15 years, causing her "extreme fear and shock." The terms of his probation include staying away from her for more than a decade and keeping his distance from "her family, her household members, employees, employers or any of her agents." [5 September 2000]
  • Has a tattoo of her fiance's name on her ankle (Chris).
  • Became engaged to writer/producer boyfriend Chris Henchy on 15 July 2000 whilst on vacation in Mexico.
  • Dated John Kennedy Jr.
  • Dated Liam Neeson
  • Dated Michael Bolton
  • Daughter of Teri Shields
  • Appeared in the music video and sang in the choir on the song "Voices That Care."
  • While filming the Blue Lagoon, she had to have her hair glued to her breasts so nothing would show.
  • Her grandfather was Frank Shields, a professional tennis player who acted in a few films in the 30s
  • Princeton graduate in French literature.
  • Chosen as Time magazine's Face of the '80s.
  • Started her career in a TV commercial for Ivory soap.
  • Listed as one of twelve "Promising New Actors of 1978" in John Willis' Screen World, Vol. 30.
  • The hardcover version of the novel "Evalore" by Eva Jones has a close-up photo of Brooke on the dust jacket. Copies of the novel with the dust jacket intact are collectables. ISBN 0397012594.
  • Nude photos of Brooke, taken by photographer Garry Gross, W_hen Shields was 10, were displayed in Manhattan's American Fine Arts Gallery, September 10th, 1998. The actress had sued Gross in 1981, tearfully testifying that the pics embarrassed her, but a court decision in 1983 gave Gross the okay to display the photos.
  • Added 'Camille' to her name at her Communion W_hen she was 10 years old
  • Dated Dean Cain while both were attending Princeton University
  • She was stalked by 41 year old Mark Bailey from Los Angeles while he was armed with a handgun over a period of three months (Oct 1999 to Jan 2000). He was arrested on Jan. 10th 2000 but has pleaded not guilty. The criminal complaint alleged Bailey "did maliciously and repeatedly follow and harass Brooke Shields and made a credible threat with the intent that she be placed in reasonable fear for her safety and the safety of her immediate family." [25th January 2000]
  • Had her marriage to Andre Agassi annulled so she can remarry in the Catholic Church.
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